It is important in these coming months that we are all ready for an emergency, whether it is flood related or the winter weather.

Cirencester Town Council is consulting the public on its budget for 2026-27.

‍ If you visited our Advent Markets on the 29^th or 30^th November, including the light switch-on, we'd love your feedback.

ON STREET PARKING ORDER 2017 (VARIOUS ROADS AROUND VARIOUS SCHOOLS (VARIATION) ORDER 2025

We are thrilled to announce that for the second year running our Local Information Centre has won a Silver award for Visitor Information Service of the Year in Bristol, Bath. Somerset, Wiltshire & Gloucestershire Tourism Awards.

Cotswold District Council is urging residents, businesses, community groups, and everyone who cares about the future to get involved and help influence the direction of the district as it launches a major Local Plan consultation.

Exciting progress is underway at Kingshill, where a newly approved under-7s play area is set to provide a dedicated space for younger children to explore, play, and develop in 2026.

The Abbey Grounds play area is set to welcome a dynamic new feature next week with the full installation of the Rota Net.

Cirencester Town Council has formally requested a community governance review (CGR) of local ward boundaries.

We believe that when we consult and engage with the public it is important to show we’ve listened and to provide feedback on what you have shared.

As part of our ongoing commitment to openness, transparency and two-way communication with residents, we have launched our Annual Town Survey 2025. This is a snapshot in time of how you feel we're doing.

Our Cirencester Local Information Centre (LIC) is thrilled to have again reached the final in the Visitor Information Centre of the Year category in the Bristol, Bath, Somerset and Gloucestershire Tourism Awards 2025!

Cirencester Town Council has published its Conclusion of Audit.

Cirencester Town Council are delighted to welcome Paul Evans to our team as the newly elected Town Councillor for Abbey Ward.

From everyone at Cirencester Town Council we would like to express our thanks to the Cirencester Community Development Trust for organising this event on our behalf and to all the volunteers for another wonderful weekend of music and fun for everyone in the community.

We recently held a two-day consultation event for stakeholder organisations and the public to share proposals for a new Green Spaces Strategy. This is based on extensive consultation and engagement over the past year or two

Join Cirencester Town Council for a presentation of the strategy, a question and answer session and an opportunity to give your feedback and shape the management of Cirencester’s green and blue spaces for years to come.

Cirencester Town Council is seeking proposals from dedicated, experienced, and enthusiastic operators to run a food and coffee kiosk at St Michael’s Park.

We have been working with artist Laurie Plant and the Daniel Bingham Foundation, to provide creative art sessions on topics that matter to our Junior Town Councillors.

Your councils are changing. The government wants to give more power to local areas and simplify how local government works.